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it went from a centralized state hood economy to a mixed economy that involved centralized aspects and some market aspects, but not in the manner that actually allowed the market to be efficient at all. >> host: when did this change occur from centralized to mixed? >> guest: most of the countries, the late developing countries, after the post colonial development, they had a period where they actually had to involve the masses in order to gain support and legitimacy. when this process, for a variety of reasons, began to create problems for the regimes and power and when external support and pressure for some of the regimes and for some of the directions that were available at the time in terms of moving towards the market economy around the 1980s took place, you saw a lot of these third world regimes or the global house begin to move from a state centered economy to a more market oriented economy, and the international financial institutions like the imf and world bank, played a role in doing so because they were literally place conditionalities on loans, and the conditionality involve
it went from a centralized state hood economy to a mixed economy that involved centralized aspects and some market aspects, but not in the manner that actually allowed the market to be efficient at all. >> host: when did this change occur from centralized to mixed? >> guest: most of the countries, the late developing countries, after the post colonial development, they had a period where they actually had to involve the masses in order to gain support and legitimacy. when this...
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look, our economy is transforming. the consumers, we're not going to prompt them into picking up the negative savings rate and spending that we had before the wall street collapse in 2008. they know better now. they're not going to be burned again. and this is an opportunity for exports are picking up, manufacturing's picking up and we need to stop consuming more than we've produced and start exporting more. so, yes, making our businesses more competitive is critical to that, and look, i would just get rid of every single corporate deduction, and bring the rate dramatically down, and cut it in half. 15%, something like that and they have to pay it on domestic profits, they have to pay it on foreign profits, minus whatever they're paying locally and just, and there are several other policies we're not allowed to get into this now, not enough time, it ought to be about making american business more competitive and exporting and increasing our advanced manufacturing or exporting. >> brenda: toby, is this going to increase
look, our economy is transforming. the consumers, we're not going to prompt them into picking up the negative savings rate and spending that we had before the wall street collapse in 2008. they know better now. they're not going to be burned again. and this is an opportunity for exports are picking up, manufacturing's picking up and we need to stop consuming more than we've produced and start exporting more. so, yes, making our businesses more competitive is critical to that, and look, i would...
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>> well, my core metaphor in describing the economy and the interaction of the economy and society is rain forest. and when we go to the rainforest, whether it's the pacific northwest or the amazon, you have a sense of life all around you become like city's independent phase of life. a rain forest is a self-regulating when was the we put regulations incumbent government regulations, that's a part of self-regulation spirit of the self-regulating cells and career goals for ourselves, that self-regulation. their scarce resources, competitions like the rain forest. but the main thing that keeps the rain forest by brent is that you have the canopy coming in outcome and the u.s. economy would be good big firms coming ge, gm, wal-mart, all that. and then he got small business, but it's the small and growing. it's sickening that were small and can challenge the date and what happens in the big tree falls over. again, the amazing thing is new trees grow right out of the old trees. that is a metaphor, but it's real. because i'm really something big in the economy, it's vital we know how to reco
>> well, my core metaphor in describing the economy and the interaction of the economy and society is rain forest. and when we go to the rainforest, whether it's the pacific northwest or the amazon, you have a sense of life all around you become like city's independent phase of life. a rain forest is a self-regulating when was the we put regulations incumbent government regulations, that's a part of self-regulation spirit of the self-regulating cells and career goals for ourselves, that...
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domestic economy very much in focus at this point and i. although the united states economy is exposed to europe when you look at it willie hasn't taken a toll on it as much as one would expect why is that they don't obama just get plain lucky well i don't want to argue about whether obama is lucky or not there's a lot of evidence that he is unlucky and there is a lot of evidence that he has good luck we'll find out which is true when the election actually occurs but as regards the american economy the obama administration spent a lot of money on stimulus indeed if you look at net spending in the united states it has been much stronger since the onset of the recession in two thousand and seven than in most european countries european countries have been living according to their belief in austerity so they have reduced government spending and they have raised taxes the united states was not able to raise taxes and did increase government spending now there is an argument about which is the best approach to restore growth i really believe wh
domestic economy very much in focus at this point and i. although the united states economy is exposed to europe when you look at it willie hasn't taken a toll on it as much as one would expect why is that they don't obama just get plain lucky well i don't want to argue about whether obama is lucky or not there's a lot of evidence that he is unlucky and there is a lot of evidence that he has good luck we'll find out which is true when the election actually occurs but as regards the american...
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we still have a very good economy here, a growing economy. and with some severe problems that we need to address and we will. and what we'll deal with this problem best, neil is the economic growth and we're getting it, just not getting enough of it. >> all right, ben stein, final point? >> i don't understand where charles is coming from, we have been talking about the rest of the world economies like crazy and there are enormous inflows of money froms u.s., japan, china, the rest of the world in the meantime we are the biggest game in town even if our money is worthless and the other people's money is even more worthless. >> neil: i don't know, there might be a point, charles, i want to you respond, and snuck that in on you, that there are other options, you're saying, right? >> there are other options, for foreign direct investment is exploding around the world and if we rest on our laurels we are going to wake up one day and it's going to be too late. >> neil: all right, and back on that-- >> and that never happens and-- >> hold back-- >>
we still have a very good economy here, a growing economy. and with some severe problems that we need to address and we will. and what we'll deal with this problem best, neil is the economic growth and we're getting it, just not getting enough of it. >> all right, ben stein, final point? >> i don't understand where charles is coming from, we have been talking about the rest of the world economies like crazy and there are enormous inflows of money froms u.s., japan, china, the rest...
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japan is very dependent on exports as well as taiwan and taiwan has helped build up the chinese economy. they have fangries and businesses in china -- factories and business in china. >> i think naturally some of the leading industrialists in chinese are taiwanese. >> many in taiwan are very proud of the chinese roots can they're proud of china's military modernization efforts. it has a you know, a negative side to it of course. china is aiming about 1300 short range ballistic missiles at taiwan. and despite better relations over the past four years. >> it's a -- it's a tense piece. let me ask you about washington's refocus on asia, how is that being received in the region by the countries? >> the chinese are obviously unhappy about this sort of talk. the koreans you don't hear much about it from the koreans. we have been reducing force levels there. there have been problems in okinawa. protests against our base and the troops there. we have been moving some folks around. we want to -- it appears we want to go into the philippines again. i don't know how much of a force we want to put i
japan is very dependent on exports as well as taiwan and taiwan has helped build up the chinese economy. they have fangries and businesses in china -- factories and business in china. >> i think naturally some of the leading industrialists in chinese are taiwanese. >> many in taiwan are very proud of the chinese roots can they're proud of china's military modernization efforts. it has a you know, a negative side to it of course. china is aiming about 1300 short range ballistic...
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president obama frequently reminds us that he inherited a trouble led economy, but a troubled economy is not that all he inherited. he also inherited the greatest nation in the history of the earth. [applause] he inherited the most productive and innovative nation in history. he inherited the largest economy in the world. and he inherited a people that have always risen to the occasion regardless of the challenges they face so long as they've been led by men and women who guided the nation with vision and conviction. despite all that he inherited president obama did not repair our economy, he did not save medicare and social security t. he did not tame the spending and borrowing. he did not reach across the aisle to bring us together. nor did he stand up to china's trade practices or improve our -- what he did with what he inherited made the problem worse. [applause] in just four short years, he borrowed $6 trillion dollars. he forced through obama care frightening small business from hiring employees and adding thousands of dollars to every families healthcare bill. [applause] at bus
president obama frequently reminds us that he inherited a trouble led economy, but a troubled economy is not that all he inherited. he also inherited the greatest nation in the history of the earth. [applause] he inherited the most productive and innovative nation in history. he inherited the largest economy in the world. and he inherited a people that have always risen to the occasion regardless of the challenges they face so long as they've been led by men and women who guided the nation with...
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new measures are designed to prop up the nation's economy. the program was abducted at a cabinet meeting on friday. it will be financed by existing funds, including reserves from the budget. the package in clouds about $1 billion in subsidies for small and medium sized firms and stores and areas hit by the march 11 disaster last year. it will let them jointly launch businesses. $500 million, ear marked to support firms that build factories in fukushima prefecture. $1.5 billion will be used in preparedness for disassers. 123450 -- disasters. some chinese parents are suffering from the side effects of the one child policy. government imposed it to curb the growth of its 1.3 billion feel. if that one child should die, the parents are left in a dire situation. and they may never recover. nhk's report. >> reporter: a married couple. nine years ago their only child suffered a heart attack in high school and died. the death sent his father into depression. then, six months later, they suffered a stroke. now, he can't move the right half of his body.
new measures are designed to prop up the nation's economy. the program was abducted at a cabinet meeting on friday. it will be financed by existing funds, including reserves from the budget. the package in clouds about $1 billion in subsidies for small and medium sized firms and stores and areas hit by the march 11 disaster last year. it will let them jointly launch businesses. $500 million, ear marked to support firms that build factories in fukushima prefecture. $1.5 billion will be used in...
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we're seeing a continued deterioration of the small business economy. we're seeing month-over-month hiring continue to fall. we're seeing the average paycheck continue to fall. where we are seeing growth is in temporary or contract workers. > > let's backfill some of the numbers. hiring: what happened there? > > hiring we saw it fall 0.1% month-over-month, and it's clearly down for the year. > > you call it the pay index, but that's essentially what small businesspeople are paying their employees. what happened there? > > the average paycheck fell 0.2%. so, the take-home pay was hurt in the month of october. > > and you had, the last time you were here, there was a trend it seemed like with more and more contractor use. is that continuing? > > it is a continued trend, and we're seeing more and more contractors on the payroll as one of the sort of relief valves given all the uncertainty about the future of the economy. > > so that means that instead of hiring more, they want to have the contractors in as sort of a buffer, because they don't know where th
we're seeing a continued deterioration of the small business economy. we're seeing month-over-month hiring continue to fall. we're seeing the average paycheck continue to fall. where we are seeing growth is in temporary or contract workers. > > let's backfill some of the numbers. hiring: what happened there? > > hiring we saw it fall 0.1% month-over-month, and it's clearly down for the year. > > you call it the pay index, but that's essentially what small businesspeople are...
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these elections have party had on our regional economy. the economies are spending heavily here. big money over gambling in washington, d.c. is the univee forr hired to help man the force for what has become e most expensive campaign cycle. here to assess the outcome for meanace and what it could wlet,he man who is see d during the mpaign bruce, the host of the micichael from also l.e washingt business journa thahank you to you a. i have been threatening to take to be on the ow. thank you for joining u you have been looking at thesee start w with want to interviewou did withh the chaian of mgm grand. alked to you about what he for the casino if it is to be built.. a listen to what he had to say. >> we would like to build an resort wou fine dining, restaurants, a great retell, spas, hotel roomsthat to maryland.people it is a different proposition than what is existin today andnd certainly far better than t the competition. u us more about what he is promising. they are promising not just a deination but an iconic destination. a details guy and he thought about t national and the o
these elections have party had on our regional economy. the economies are spending heavily here. big money over gambling in washington, d.c. is the univee forr hired to help man the force for what has become e most expensive campaign cycle. here to assess the outcome for meanace and what it could wlet,he man who is see d during the mpaign bruce, the host of the micichael from also l.e washingt business journa thahank you to you a. i have been threatening to take to be on the ow. thank you for...
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for something very big to move the economy to alter the way the economy produces rewards to that degree. and as i said, i began to try to think this through not to understand this but to understand what had happened to job creation, which is also had been very steady. and to me there are three fenen m which are big enough. i just haven't proved this impirkly. one is globalization. you do see there is a clear shift in the intensity of globalization from the 1990s to this decade and you see it in china. china is the leading example. in 1995, chinese exports were about $65 billion and in 2008 there was 685 billion something like that. this enormous increase. unprecedented increase. and indeed, look, it's in part because of the wto and it is the creation of the wto and it is in part because of technology. you had this per septible takeoff with respect to their relationship to the global economy of not just china but indca and parts of latin america and certainly eastern europe. you saw this all over the world. >> this would be reflected in the proportion of sales derived from overseas. the
for something very big to move the economy to alter the way the economy produces rewards to that degree. and as i said, i began to try to think this through not to understand this but to understand what had happened to job creation, which is also had been very steady. and to me there are three fenen m which are big enough. i just haven't proved this impirkly. one is globalization. you do see there is a clear shift in the intensity of globalization from the 1990s to this decade and you see it in...
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economy and fiscal cliff. are going to go over the top and i. was well i don't think it's that much of a problem it's going to be resolved i think ok gentlemen we're going to go to jim rogers in washington he's an author financial commentator an international investor jim thank you for being with first i guess i'm going to ask you what a lot of people been asking your over the last few weeks why have you decided to invest in russia after all these years of saying you never would. appearance i'm delighted to be your guest i agree with most of what they said in fact i'm delighted to see the show rush i've been negative on russia since i first went there in one thousand nine hundred sixty six bear a pessimist about russia but in the last several months russia russia is changing this is far as i can see it changing when things change peter i want to change with them that's how you find opportunities what's the can you just give us one example i mean like structural reform currency management i mean you know the way the equity markets are going give
economy and fiscal cliff. are going to go over the top and i. was well i don't think it's that much of a problem it's going to be resolved i think ok gentlemen we're going to go to jim rogers in washington he's an author financial commentator an international investor jim thank you for being with first i guess i'm going to ask you what a lot of people been asking your over the last few weeks why have you decided to invest in russia after all these years of saying you never would. appearance i'm...
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economy back into recession. with ten days until the re-election, it doesn't look like we're going to get it, not out of washington, not out of congress, and certainly not on the campaign trail. what have you heard? have you heard anything that you need to hear to make your
economy back into recession. with ten days until the re-election, it doesn't look like we're going to get it, not out of washington, not out of congress, and certainly not on the campaign trail. what have you heard? have you heard anything that you need to hear to make your
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find out what's really happening to the global economy. and to. the books. look. jack goldstone a us writer around sociologist specializing in many things including global population trends and also the cultural origins of economic growth it's great to have you with us here today thank you now even before that you were inception some skeptics were coming out and putting out arguments on why the euro wouldn't function and besides to economic arguments there were also saying the cultural differences were the huge problem between the different states saying that labor habits are different spending and saving practices are different and many other reasons so how much of all of this is actually playing in to the economic and political divide that we're seeing right now in the european union the euro was invented really as part of a program to overcome nationalism where nationalism is perhaps an excessive attachment to some of those cultural differences that you mentioned the problem with the euro i don't think lies in the cultural differences it lies in the lack of a u
find out what's really happening to the global economy. and to. the books. look. jack goldstone a us writer around sociologist specializing in many things including global population trends and also the cultural origins of economic growth it's great to have you with us here today thank you now even before that you were inception some skeptics were coming out and putting out arguments on why the euro wouldn't function and besides to economic arguments there were also saying the cultural...
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>> reporter: which brings us back to the huge roll that federal policy now plays in the economy. after the electiontolawmakerser have a chance to boost the economy by reaching an agreement to extend expiring tacuts and ease looming spending cuts; or they can jump off the so-called fiscal cliff and see if the economy follows. darren gersh, nbr, washington.g >> tom: retail sales moved higher in october as retailers closed their books on the month before sandy rushed asre.d macy's surprised with a better than expected 4% sales gains; kohl's and targ also fared well.fa warehouse store costco was up 5%, while nordstrom was the standout. the high-end retailer posting a near 10% sales gain. >> susie: and auto sales moved higher in october, despite hurricane sdy crimping sales in the final days of the month.i sales at g.m. rose almost 5% on strength in its cadillac and buick brands. at ford, sales barely budged, just four tenths of a percent. thauto maker believes the massive storm cost the industry as many as 25,000 sales in the last three days of the month.au chrysler was up 10%, led b
>> reporter: which brings us back to the huge roll that federal policy now plays in the economy. after the electiontolawmakerser have a chance to boost the economy by reaching an agreement to extend expiring tacuts and ease looming spending cuts; or they can jump off the so-called fiscal cliff and see if the economy follows. darren gersh, nbr, washington.g >> tom: retail sales moved higher in october as retailers closed their books on the month before sandy rushed asre.d macy's...
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economy this is the program is called cost talk can you give me just a basic fact these countries are a lot smaller than germany that do very well in the world is singapore which is a tiny nation which has a great deal and hospitality switzerland is very very small yet of course that has a higher g.d.p. than any other state with a new iceland is a small country yet they have high angle investment than all the e.u. regulations to attend the germany is too small to go within the world ok robert let me jump in you're going to please continue going straight regulations to tell us that singapore one of the richest countries of the world would be there without german money or switzerland without german money somebody has to work to produce in order to get all these money into switzerland and that's germany at the moment and germany lives from the euro zone and from the european union market but nevertheless i think the answer is that we need more regional ethnical movements like the scottish like the flemish or like the cuttlebone and i have no problem with it but we need at the same time a
economy this is the program is called cost talk can you give me just a basic fact these countries are a lot smaller than germany that do very well in the world is singapore which is a tiny nation which has a great deal and hospitality switzerland is very very small yet of course that has a higher g.d.p. than any other state with a new iceland is a small country yet they have high angle investment than all the e.u. regulations to attend the germany is too small to go within the world ok robert...
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fact of the matter is the economy is growing. it's not growing as much as we'd like it to grow, but it is growing. >> not as fast as before. >> the housing sector's recovering, key, it should recover. it's been down for so long, and the financial system is sound, you know, balance sheets generally good, so we can focus on the negative, or, neil, the positives. >> the real problem is -- >> however many days before the election. neil: adam, i love you dearly, but i don't remember you focusing on the positives with george bush being president, but i'm getting old. >> i don't remember either. >> the economy's 2%, and even if you want to paint it, it would take us eight or nine years to be back to the employment weather during the highs of the last administration. to get to 4%, it takes that long to get all the jobs back. people can't wait that long. >> if it never moves from this level -- kneeling kneel it's been -- neil: it's been a long time. i mean, we shouldn't -- averaging it out, and if this is the new normal, you know, less th
fact of the matter is the economy is growing. it's not growing as much as we'd like it to grow, but it is growing. >> not as fast as before. >> the housing sector's recovering, key, it should recover. it's been down for so long, and the financial system is sound, you know, balance sheets generally good, so we can focus on the negative, or, neil, the positives. >> the real problem is -- >> however many days before the election. neil: adam, i love you dearly, but i don't...
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nicaragua is highly vulnerable isn't it calling us throughout our history our economy has suffered at the hands of the u.s. and its policies the city of grenada for example but was burnt to the ground falling prey to america's expansionist policies all those wars and military invasions the us has sponsored or provoked on there has even been a ruling by the international court of justice binding the united states to compensate mike or i cover for all our losses but the us has ignored this verdict oh good of course the fact that the us has terminated what they call aid to nicaragua has had negative consequences for our people and our country that i was but in reality that was no aid to me what the americans call aid was really tiny installments in payment of the enormous debt the us owes to nicaragua it was no aid no cooperation that was merely an allowance they paid us with passing it for aid and co-operation with their work and it came with tight conditions attached to work so we cannot talk of nicaragua as a sovereign and independent nation as long as we remain critically dependent u
nicaragua is highly vulnerable isn't it calling us throughout our history our economy has suffered at the hands of the u.s. and its policies the city of grenada for example but was burnt to the ground falling prey to america's expansionist policies all those wars and military invasions the us has sponsored or provoked on there has even been a ruling by the international court of justice binding the united states to compensate mike or i cover for all our losses but the us has ignored this...
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how could housing be this strong in light of all of the markets since the economy got so weak? lower prices and lower taxes and of course super low mortgage rates. and then moving them into new houses where the jobs are. it doesn't hurt that they are putting money into them. they are starting to close with declining housing stocks. good news for household formati formations. you can go through these. we have a monster good number from wirl pool. owens corning. that is one of those company that is has the dominate iing roofing shingle thing. normally, i would like to buy this one off of hurricane sandy. but wait a second. no thank you. no dunka. check out stanley black and decker. what could be a better play than hardware with housing picking up and the need to be rebuild because of sandy. oh, hold it. stanley black and decker has taken it by storm and that has become the bain of their existence for a couple of quarters by now. in the previous quarter, it has failed to protect the flag. the handbag company has delivered a fabulous report. many tried to make europe bigger than am
how could housing be this strong in light of all of the markets since the economy got so weak? lower prices and lower taxes and of course super low mortgage rates. and then moving them into new houses where the jobs are. it doesn't hurt that they are putting money into them. they are starting to close with declining housing stocks. good news for household formati formations. you can go through these. we have a monster good number from wirl pool. owens corning. that is one of those company that...
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it will mean fewer jobs, less robust economy. the you think they are talking up the story are too pessimistic , do you think they're right on target? >> well, i would not doubt for their numbers, but i certainly agree with the direction that they're talking about. the is no question that it is not just uncertainty. it is the concern that we will have higher taxes and taxes on sectors of the economy that have been important in creating growth. governor romney has talked a lot about all business. i think the president has proposed that, but there is an important point there, and that is that if you tax the top earners at 39% your hitting small businesses. when you talk about investment, when you talk about capital gains, you talk about dividends, taxation at ordinary income levels, you're talking about significant impediments to growth. that is how you create job in this country. we know it works. there is a historical record on the stuff. this is not just campaign rhetoric. if you look at the literature the studies this, and i loo
it will mean fewer jobs, less robust economy. the you think they are talking up the story are too pessimistic , do you think they're right on target? >> well, i would not doubt for their numbers, but i certainly agree with the direction that they're talking about. the is no question that it is not just uncertainty. it is the concern that we will have higher taxes and taxes on sectors of the economy that have been important in creating growth. governor romney has talked a lot about all...
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the economy expanded at a right higher than most expert predicted. vice president biden told voters in wisconsin a romney presidency would erase all the progress the president made. >> we believe for americans to succeed the middle class has to rebuild and grow. it's the only way working class people have a way: >> reporter: the president wrapped us his campaigning at an airport thursday night reminding voters of his efforts to help an auto industry that accounts for 1 in 8 ohio jobs. >> if mitt romney was president when the auto industry was on the verge of collapse we might not have an american auto industry today. we would be buying cars from china instead of selling cars to china. >> reporter: the president was off the campaign trail today. he did a series of interviews with tv and radio stations. the new economic numbers come as the latest "associated press" poll shows likely voters with more confidence in mitt romney than president obama to handle the economy. 51% to 44%. at the white house, i'm tara mergener for cbs 5. >>> i'm ken bastida in m
the economy expanded at a right higher than most expert predicted. vice president biden told voters in wisconsin a romney presidency would erase all the progress the president made. >> we believe for americans to succeed the middle class has to rebuild and grow. it's the only way working class people have a way: >> reporter: the president wrapped us his campaigning at an airport thursday night reminding voters of his efforts to help an auto industry that accounts for 1 in 8 ohio...
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the it's put away to threaten the government with an alarming expose on the country's disintegrating economy. while third party candidates for the u.s. presidency advocate defense cuts over spending on the military stays out of the jewel in the corporate backed front runner. and a new video emerges reportedly showing the brutal killings of syrian soldiers by militias and this comes as washington wants a major overhaul of syria's opposition saying it will seek a new level leaders out of those actually fighting on the ground. watching r t a live from moscow with me to bomb would say first keeping your identity private demonstrations has become a punishable offense in canada and i'm also activists could now face up to ten years behind bars authorities a say the motion is aimed at tackling the growing threat of violence and vandalism canada so massive student protests against jewish and heights earlier this year and led to hundreds being arrested canadian radio reporter michael for me and says the new law will criminalize anti-government demonstrations nationwide. this law basically what it does
the it's put away to threaten the government with an alarming expose on the country's disintegrating economy. while third party candidates for the u.s. presidency advocate defense cuts over spending on the military stays out of the jewel in the corporate backed front runner. and a new video emerges reportedly showing the brutal killings of syrian soldiers by militias and this comes as washington wants a major overhaul of syria's opposition saying it will seek a new level leaders out of those...
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markets turned their attention back to the economy today; investors and traders liked what they heard. americans are feeling the most optimistic they have been in nearly five years about their finances and the outlook for the economy. the conference board's confidence index jumped to a reading of 72.2 last month. driving that gain, an improving job market. new ai for unemployment insurance fell by 9,000 in the past week to 363,000, showing modest improvement in the jobs picture. we'll have more on jobs in a moment. as for stocks, the dow gained 136 points, the nasdaq was up 42, the s&p adding 15. >> susie: but economists say that encouraging report on jobless claims and the confidence survey were collected before hurricane sandy. meanwhile, the effects of the monster storm are paralyzing much of new jersey and new york city here's an update: fr and a ha mlion pple are still without power, and it could take another ten days before power is restored. limited flights have resumed at all of the airports in the new york area. public schools are still closed in the city, as well as many sch
markets turned their attention back to the economy today; investors and traders liked what they heard. americans are feeling the most optimistic they have been in nearly five years about their finances and the outlook for the economy. the conference board's confidence index jumped to a reading of 72.2 last month. driving that gain, an improving job market. new ai for unemployment insurance fell by 9,000 in the past week to 363,000, showing modest improvement in the jobs picture. we'll have more...
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find out what's really happening to the global economy. there are no holds barred global financial headlines kaiser report. well into the future for its technology innovation all the issues developments from around russia we've got the future covered. more news today. the full these are the images.
find out what's really happening to the global economy. there are no holds barred global financial headlines kaiser report. well into the future for its technology innovation all the issues developments from around russia we've got the future covered. more news today. the full these are the images.
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and we see the growth of the southeast asia and other countries such as brazil where the economies are growing because they haven't followed the european union's model of over vague elation and excessive interference the e.u. is creating unemployment and it's better off that countries were to take back control of their own affairs and have their own currencies that suit their own best interest of the euro as well as the e.u. is a failure ok david i mean maybe it would say in theory more europe is necessary to save the union in the euro but how do you sell that to people saying all we're getting is austerity i mean how do you square the circle. it's very difficult i mean this is probably almost impossible to square the circle because all those all those tensions are there and if you say to the greeks are the spanish or the portuguese the solution to your pain is more of the european union they will they will naturally react against that but again the dynamics are very interesting because the castle separatists the basque separatists and also the scottish nationalists they all want to be
and we see the growth of the southeast asia and other countries such as brazil where the economies are growing because they haven't followed the european union's model of over vague elation and excessive interference the e.u. is creating unemployment and it's better off that countries were to take back control of their own affairs and have their own currencies that suit their own best interest of the euro as well as the e.u. is a failure ok david i mean maybe it would say in theory more europe...
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. >> we're in an economy that's built to list. >> an economy that's built to last, built to last. john: oh, come on, that makes them sound phony, and romney does it too. still, rohit bhargava says the repetition is smart. he approaches this from a busiss angle being a marketing consultant and author of "likeonomicss," and managing editor of the reason hag, -- magazine, and you agree with me thhs is repetitious. >> they can either say the same thing every single day into eternity or mix it up, say what they think, at which point they are accused of having made a gaffe. john: because no human being can mix it up and not say something that keeps him from being legislated? >> you know, you spend time in the public eye. you know how hard it is to say exactly what you mean every single time. michael has a great line that a gaffe is a politician accidently telling the truth. i think that's, you know, that's something we can all relate to. john: rohit, you say the repetition works, what seems to me stupid because i'm paying attention. the people are no paying that much attention. >> it's
. >> we're in an economy that's built to list. >> an economy that's built to last, built to last. john: oh, come on, that makes them sound phony, and romney does it too. still, rohit bhargava says the repetition is smart. he approaches this from a busiss angle being a marketing consultant and author of "likeonomicss," and managing editor of the reason hag, -- magazine, and you agree with me thhs is repetitious. >> they can either say the same thing every single day...
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higher people where the economy is very bad. so i make no apologies for creating 600 jobs for 600 families in western new york. i'm proud of my record and as a business executive we do the best we can all the time to make sure these companies are going to be successful. that's what i spent mike redman, not on the government payroll, like you. >> we're going to move to everyone's favorite part of the debate. the lightning round. i'm going to start often going to ask you first, congresswoman, and then mr. collins. have you had any greek joker to this week. hochul: yes. collins: now. >> have you ever been audited? do you agree with you on that last dances can be tax? hochul: that's the rub is, yes. collins: who could argue with the courts? yes. >> this is a tough one. are dubbed chicken wings better? hochul: yes. collins: i like them both. i liked us. that's what i play baseball. >> have you ever tailgated at a buffalo bill's can? hochul: yes. collins: many times, yes spent is he a good advocate for western your? hochul: know. coll
higher people where the economy is very bad. so i make no apologies for creating 600 jobs for 600 families in western new york. i'm proud of my record and as a business executive we do the best we can all the time to make sure these companies are going to be successful. that's what i spent mike redman, not on the government payroll, like you. >> we're going to move to everyone's favorite part of the debate. the lightning round. i'm going to start often going to ask you first,...
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in a country with a weak economy people often rely on fumbling for survival this means hard work that doesn't pay off the price for ten kilograms of cocaine is a million dollars even though it takes a labor of a whole day together that much and they don't even get the money instead paid in cotton oil that's why most of the workforce has to russia to foreign countries to seek employment most of the money is. spent on wedding ceremonies. brings together around a thousand people on average guests arrive throughout the day the closest relatives even begin sending messages a couple of days before the actual ceremony hosts have a hard time wining and dining the guests traditionally after the wedding ceremony delicacies to take home a single carriage is wedding ceremony requires about fifteen lambs two horses forty kilos of pillow and at least a thousand traditional flat bread loaves. there are two butchers here and then are specifically what parts should be served to whom. this is more moderate and he is taking care of the. four. spent a whole year in russia sweeping the streets to save mon
in a country with a weak economy people often rely on fumbling for survival this means hard work that doesn't pay off the price for ten kilograms of cocaine is a million dollars even though it takes a labor of a whole day together that much and they don't even get the money instead paid in cotton oil that's why most of the workforce has to russia to foreign countries to seek employment most of the money is. spent on wedding ceremonies. brings together around a thousand people on average guests...
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really happening to the global economy. if you. still. want to. welcome back to cross talk i'm peter lavelle remind you we're talking about what we call the euro split. and. you know what one would in a situation where let's say the boss can win an election a referendum and leave spain and spanish central authorities say we will let you into the european union that's not very nice is that i mean self-determination there and what my point is in the european union today is self-determination over it's done well you have two big trends you have the globalization where china plays a big role of all the brics brazil russia india and of course china and the european countries can only compete if they fit into a big block that's the european union with five hundred inhabitants of this big market on the other hand the trend is regionalization and i see no contradiction in having a europe of the regions with less influence of the nation states strong influence of the regions but a very very fragile aspect of what you're also saying is that your identity is
really happening to the global economy. if you. still. want to. welcome back to cross talk i'm peter lavelle remind you we're talking about what we call the euro split. and. you know what one would in a situation where let's say the boss can win an election a referendum and leave spain and spanish central authorities say we will let you into the european union that's not very nice is that i mean self-determination there and what my point is in the european union today is self-determination over...
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how is that not a boost to the economy? >> you know, melissa it comes down to focusing on what is seen, all the purchases that people make, and ignoring what is not seen, and in this case, it would be what you would have spent that money on otherwise. so i think a lot of analysts that put forth spending figure for the impact of the storm ignore the counter factual, what they would have spent that money on if they didn't have to go down to the store and gobble up all the bat remember is off the -- batteries off the shelf that is the real problem here. melissa: lance, i don't know, do you agree with that? if i wasn't at the store buying batteries iwould have been at the park playing with my kids. we would have done things we would have done but i had to stock up on the storm? >> we're talking about short-term impact and long-term issue. on the short-term this will be $20 billion -- i went back and looked at previous hurricanes this size. they average $20 billion worth of damage. we'll see that hit the economy on the short ter
how is that not a boost to the economy? >> you know, melissa it comes down to focusing on what is seen, all the purchases that people make, and ignoring what is not seen, and in this case, it would be what you would have spent that money on otherwise. so i think a lot of analysts that put forth spending figure for the impact of the storm ignore the counter factual, what they would have spent that money on if they didn't have to go down to the store and gobble up all the bat remember is...